From what I heard it was likely that we had around £100m available to spend. The sales of Struyjk, Schmidt and Harrison has likely pushed that up to £120m plus getting Harrison and Wober's wages off the books is good. As such if we spend £40m on Trafford to go with the £34mfor Tarik that leaves us with £46m still available. So if we get Brandt on a free then we still have the £46m. So tha could still mean £20m for Shea Charles and £25m for a striker and £1m for a back up keeper.Johnsie123 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 28, 2026 11:47 am Afternoon everyone,
Is anyone else concerned where this money is coming from?,I am so glad we are signing these players but my 1 concerned is how close are we to the new rules on spending !!!!!!!.
So in terms of the transfer budget I think it is probably fairly much still in a good position. Wages are obviously an issue as we will have raised the wage bill but let's say that gets raised £10m (likely raised by more initially but then reduced because of those that have left). So that's not much of a problem either as chances are we will probably make a sale or two which should bring in that revenue (i.e. Ramizaana, possibly Perri, maybe Gnonto or Tanaka).
So I don't think there really is a worry financially - albeit it seems crazy as we will likely spend more this summer than the amount that was the total debt at the worst point when we went into financial meltdown.


